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DrOctavius
PostPosted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 10:21 pm 
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ARM was here:
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/sit ... 0162468rH3

And this was my link to ARM® Processors:
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/sit ... p?code=ARM

What's happening? just a website problem? or...who bought the i.MX LINE!!! :)
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Neko
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ARM was here:
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/sit ... 0162468rH3

And this was my link to ARM® Processors:
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/sit ... p?code=ARM

What's happening? just a website problem? or...who bought the i.MX LINE!!! :)
More than likely it's scheduled maintenance, every now and again Freescale go through and shuffle things around. Remember its only just past midnight in the USA and this is when most website maintenance is done :)

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Hi, Freescale has some minor changes that are being made on the site relative to some of their chip offerings. The relevant pages will all be back online soon. There is nothing to worry about! :)

R&B

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Hi, Freescale has some minor changes that are being made on the site relative to some of their chip offerings. The relevant pages will all be back online soon. There is nothing to worry about! :)

R&B
Yet I must say I find it to be a strange practice to completely remove an entire platform from the website, just to do some minor changes to some chip offerings. And for quite some time as well...
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Stefan, it is a legal issue and involves contending intellectual property claims.

We are not worried about it. Freescale is dealing with the situation in a good way.

R&B :)

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Stefan, it is a legal issue and involves contending intellectual property claims.

We are not worried about it. Freescale is dealing with the situation in a good way.

R&B :)
However, *the history* tells us that when stuff mysteriously vanish from a corporate website, you know that the grim reaper is around swaying his scythe. Hoping for the best though...
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However, *the history* tells us that when stuff mysteriously vanish from a corporate website, you know that the grim reaper is around swaying his scythe. Hoping for the best though...
You don't have to worry about a thing.

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You don't have to worry about a thing.
Really? It's been TEN days, and ARM products are still invisible in freescale's web site!

Is there any further explanation you could give? Or are things VERY delicate?
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You don't have to worry about a thing.
Really? It's been TEN days, and ARM products are still invisible in freescale's web site!

Is there any further explanation you could give?
Nope. It's gone right now but it will be back. They are reorganizing a lot of content.. bottlenecked by sheer quantity of data and relatively few lawyers reviewing it all.

It'll take time. In the meantime the iMX515 ships as planned, and we have all the documentation access (which was private and NDA'd) we need, at least.

As an example; check the disclaimer here

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You don't have to worry about a thing.
Really? It's been TEN days, and ARM products are still invisible in freescale's web site!

Is there any further explanation you could give?
Nope. It's gone right now but it will be back. They are reorganizing a lot of content.. bottlenecked by sheer quantity of data and relatively few lawyers reviewing it all.

It'll take time. In the meantime the iMX515 ships as planned, and we have all the documentation access (which was private and NDA'd) we need, at least.

As an example; check the disclaimer here
Reading the explanation on Freescale's website did indeed clarify things a bit...

http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/sit ... ode=ITCWEB
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